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SECONDARY STRUCTURES

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    Significantly adding to the town’s architectural character are the large number of original, intact secondary structures. Most are wood frame construction, although a few log, concrete and stone buildings do exist. Many of the wood frame sheds are covered with corrugated metal as siding, for the purpose of strengthening as well as fire proofing the structure. Secondary buildings served a variety of purposes such as: coal storage, outhouses, carriage houses, garages, barns and stables.